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Rare & EXPENSIVE stuff from 1976. Excellent Thumbs Up

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I have many of these ( 70s ) lps mentioned on orig. vinyl.
The trouble with South American vinyl is that it is very difficult to get decent copy.

I know a Chilean-born Canadian who goes to the homeland regularly and he always  takes at least a suitcase of records. He says the reason the  vinyl is beat (at least in Chile) is that there is much passing-along/ borrowing of lps going on. They make much physical use of their vinyl.

Not to do with this thread, but I would recommend to instrumental keys lovers, the various cds by Chilean, Jaime Rosas. The early ones like Virgo are more symphonic-orchestral-sound keys ,whereas the newer one, Flashback is heavier on the Hammond.

During the Argentinian economic collapse of two (three?) decades past, folk were desperate and $200-300 rarity records were going dead cheap.
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Originally posted by LearsFool LearsFool wrote:

An obscure Argentine favourite of mine is Las Orejas Y La Lengua, some very chill avant prog with fusion, post rock, and ambient influences. Try their second album, Error.

I just got around to checking these guys out and I've got to say, Veronica G is a pretty good track. Do you know anywhere where I could find the whole album to listen to online?
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Alejandro Matos: Freak and La Potestad are both great.
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Fobos - Exodo, Tiempo Y Espacio is great album. 
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Surprised no mention of Poseidotica.

Instrumental progressive rock - I have enjoyed both of their last 2 albums.



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A great Argentinian album that I haven't been able to get enough of lately: the wonderful "Sudamerica o el Regresso a la Aurora" by Arco Iris, a fantastic jazzy prog double concept album with an eclectic mix of sounds and styles.
 

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Good thread! In Chile we appreciate very much the Argentine rock.
 
I'm more into the seventies stuff, especially Invisible, Pescado Rabioso, Crucis, La Máquina de hacer pájaros, Aquelarre, Banana, Color Humano, MIA, El Reloj, Vox Dei...
 
From the contemporary prog, I listen most to bands like Nexus, Amagrama, Bauer, Contraluz (prog folk), Under Linden, Atempo.
 
Here you find some useful information about argentinian music: http://www.rock.com.ar/


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These guys asked me to review their album a few months ago:
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An obscure Argentine favourite of mine is Las Orejas Y La Lengua, some very chill avant prog with fusion, post rock, and ambient influences. Try their second album, Error.

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Originally posted by Magnum Vaeltaja Magnum Vaeltaja wrote:

I never really see much discussion on Argentinian prog on this site and I'd really like to change that. So I'm creating this thread with the hopes of getting more discourse going about one of the Americas' premiere prog countries. Feel free to discuss favourite artists, albums, songs, etc and to share recommendations, reviews and recent purchases.

I get warm and fuzzy thinking about the time I spent searching for Prog from South America. Man I discovered so much amazing music from Argentina, Brazil, Chile etc.
Some of my early favs from Argentina were BAUER and FRAKTAL both somewhat RADIOHEAD-like but so enjoyable.
INVISIBLE and EL RELOJ(love their second album) are both very talented bands.
If your into Neo-Prog then RAEL is the ticket.
PABLO is beautiful and pastoral and quite GENESIS-like.
Lastly i'd mention HONDURAS LIBREGRUPO who i'm such a big fan of, they are here under Psychedelic and are really interesting and innovattive.
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Originally posted by Magnum Vaeltaja Magnum Vaeltaja wrote:

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Great songs, these. I actually just listened to both Crucis albums for the first time a couple of days ago and absolutely fell in love with their debut, oddly enough. Usually people are quick to praise "Les Delirios Del Mariscal" but I thought the first album was much more succinct and energetic from first listen.

I rate them both at 4 stars but I also prefer the debut. It's interesting because when I read my descriptions of both albums i'd normally go for the style of the second one but not in this case.
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Points: 6632 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 03 2016 at 09:58
^ Both albums are equally great I think but quite different, the second is much more loose and jammy and the first is more song based, so it depends on your mood at the moment.
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^ Both albums are great and while I favor the debut, I need to get into the second release a little more.
The main site rates the debut at 3.71 stars and Los Delirios at 4.11 stars.
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Great songs, these. I actually just listened to both Crucis albums for the first time a couple of days ago and absolutely fell in love with their debut, oddly enough. Usually people are quick to praise "Les Delirios Del Mariscal" but I thought the first album was much more succinct and energetic from first listen.
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^  I have Pequeno Desenlace Polifonico on order and expect it any day.
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